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A Lurker's History of Paradox and the Paradox Community * by Stacy Rowley [Editor's Note: All the graphics in this article (except the two icons) are links to a larger version of the same image. Placing your mouse pointer over the graphic will show popup and status bar info about what the photograph is. The larger images open in the same smaller dialog window, so you might wish to leave that window open while reading the article.] The Mid-1990s Windows Days: the People (the Product Add-ins) Kallista came out with Object Spy, a documentation utility, and MOM (Menu Object Manager) which helped design modal pop-up menus. Object Spy was later sold to Borland and incorporated in PW as two built-in experts. From the PDOS days, Adapta Software, Inc. took their PDOS AdaptAccounts and produced a PW version that still sells in 2001. There were others, but there was little market for add-ins and their life was short. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Next: The Borland-to-Corel Windows Days: the software, Version 7 & The Borland-to-Corel Windows Days: Borland sells to Corel Discussion of this article |
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